0W"!
.fdt.
:. 2 still "i
We little accomplished what
with out to do. and that a to
" "the ple with the
"the best es of gloves
, blemished Satisfaction
w on every hand and
to have satisfaction
teed you must buy your
_ , oi'ua. Reliable. Every
‘ yd: mead
4-Blltton Kid Glove; Blacks
bud Talia, good value 1.25 at
not .
5- Button Kid GlovenBlacks,
81st“ and Tans, good value
_ $1.60, It $1 25
Jud-Button Kid Gloves In all
g shades, good value
econ-i 31. 75.
Enoch Kid Gloves, Black
aniColon, good value 8165,
at .1 37.
.. hiutton Undressed Kid
, 1, Tans and Slates, good
. ' $1 50, at $1. 39
no)“.
Qanntton Mosquetaires Suede
and Brand Tans and Slate,
MN“ 2.,25 at $1. 75.
”Apnts for McCall’s Glove
fitting Patterns
M. 8. SMITH,
1'80“!ch BUILDING,
lath Norwullr. Ct.
Lillll' llll llllllllit.
We would respectfully call
our attention toour stock of
adiea’ Knit Underwear, which
we are at present displaying.
The largest and grandest as-
sortmem. ever shown in this
city, in all of the latest IIanIr
tatious of qualities and styles
at prices guaranteed
Ladics' Fine Silk Ribbed
Jersey Vests, usually sold for
$1. 50 each, our price 950.
Ladies’ Fine Lisle Thread
Vests, fancy striped usually
sold at 89c our price .I0c.
Lsdies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests
in light blues, light pinks,
creams and white, usually sold
at 35c, our price 230 eac .
Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Veszs,
In fine cotton and lisle ti read.
high and low neck, short and
long sleeves, for 35c, worth
500; 40c, worth 60c; 45c,
worth 65c.
Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Pants
for 50c, worth 750.
M. 8. SMITH,
INSURANCE BUILDING,
South Nov-walk, Ct.
all the heading Styles in iiid Gloves, Dress Goods, Hosiery,
’l'uraiahiilxt: to... and as a special induIement an immense stock of Iid Gloves.
kind. and it is a fact beyond a doubt that our prices on all the above mentioned
M have been the lowest, considering qualities and quantities
to make our display of Easter goods superior to that of any previous season.
Hosiery.
This season we are display
ing a most complete assortment
and it is with pleasure we call
your attention to the iollowing:
Ladies’ fine Cotton lime.
fast black, worth 35c, for 25c
Ladies' Lisle 'l'hrcad lloscin
colors worth 45c i'or 35c.
Ludies’ line Cotton and Lis‘e
Thread Hose in 8 diii'etent
styles worth 75c, lvrr 50c
Ladies Colored and Black
Heavy Lisle Thread Hose,
worth 1 15. for 93c.
Ladics’ Silk Hose in Blocks
and Colors for 89c, worth 1 00.
1.15 worth 1.25:1.25 worth 1.50
Dl'et‘dl-Zt Goods.
We are daily adding new
styles to our already complete
stock of Dress Goods at the fol
lowing list of prices-
Ottoman stripes in all the
new spring colorings. 40 inches
wide, positively all wool, and
of desirable texture for 38c per
yard, wcrth 75c, also 10 Ilillcr-
ent styles of fancy striped suit.
ing. 38 inches wide, for 34c. I
worth 50c.
42 inch Cashmere for 39c,
worth 760, all in the new and
desirable spring shades.
M. S. SSII'I‘II.
INSURANCE BUILDING.
South Norwnllr, (It.
EvI-ry Department in our store
J ACK ETS.
Extraordinary bargains III all
the loading styles of Jackets,
iancy and plain, for $5.00,
worth 7.50, 7.00 worth 10.00,
558., &c.
Beaded VV raps.
A special bargain wrap,‘c.ost
to buy at wholesale 4.50, will
sell as long as they last for 3 50
( i I,- nt’s Furn iwhi ngat
Something new-—Gent's rib—
bed underwear, worth at least
75c to buy, have procured one
‘case which we intend to'sell as
fast as p Issible for 500.
A line grade of fancy striped
shitts and drawers for 75c or-
Iiinatily worth 81. 25 to buy at
WhOlt"$ilt?, also gents medium
weight underwear at all the
popular prices. We have this
season a most beautiful assort
mo-nt of gent’s ties, the finest
without a doubt ever shown in
this city. Positively worth
double what we are asking, 25
50, 75. $100, 1.25.
Great variety of lunndried
and unlaundried shirts at rc-
IIIIIkalIly low figures.
(Iollars and Cum-I
All linen collars 11c each,
Gulls 13c pair. A new line
throughout of the celebrated
Dent s Kid Gloves.
.‘ll. S SNIITII
lXHIBANCB BUILDING,
South Norwulll. Ct.
ofir them for
Bills
verybody wants Eggs f0! Easter.
W e
a lull,
And guarantee them to be fresh.
ill.
mom:
FLOWERS
domain-sand comhiuatious for Spring.
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VIIQUB 1
I lads-M
unusu- III-wary and braiding.
“Butlers In; hunt ”’ll’a tic-firm
tolntoun Iac public teat ha to print! to
and
.utn
lit.
all! No. 5 Hilldn‘. “will!
HORSE i Ll PPI FIG.
itovvc on a daze [rt machmr mac. Ivy a
Mmr n rusty twu' pay-ornate. lie- vs your
nature at (some Itwcm' , mt: nahlc firlym
gmgflawah. not! "Io-I IIII he wreath "airs
l}. fliKLlll & Sill
M.“ inc. 3. DIKLYI,
51 Washl on 8 South Norwa'lt
finals 8% Norwallt.
linttlas Balers, titration
And Ice Cream
order-II Promptly Attended To.
0. DIILYI 'attl V. 7. BIKINI
FURNITURE!
NEW STORE.
NEW 60008.
mMmMMaba-h“
awe-umaadsprvaahwtthaaw
Plush Seat Chairs,
Gilli. H.1llllllllll,
Is a 48 airs an,
unusual, . outta.
Bennett it Hosted,
Inlalasguharwalh.
yam-Id to Ill kinda at 8 one «on
FURNITURE
IIII'I BI__I___IIIIs
21. 00......" Antique Chamber Suits
reduced to $20.00.
$30.00 Solid Oak Suits reduced
to .25 00.
They must be sold we must
have the room.
David Stow
£0. IAIN STREET,
or trans.
omen or
“Th Ellllllalll."
Horwnlk._ Ina-ch 4. ’90.
To out-Prtoudanudtho
Public Generally :-
Jllll l llllllll llll Till:
the
balance of Alanna:
33:“...3‘?‘ t‘ I...
u no a
figmthutwumpro—
par-catechism"
low prices. In
Mrs. Newland?
trains Patios Ix 'I'III'.
m” ---
(lllllN.
[ho Chicago Puller t'naulril (Iver "In
Itvam Ono-Two "t'i’ltlfll‘ trend and
h. Illrfl'a'dVO ”doubtful“ Aglim I
You: and Disappointed Actual.
Olioaao, April 1. -'l'h I poisoning at tho
family at F. W NJWlnlitl, the wealthy rut
mowner. promlau to IiImlup a unau-
tlon. Ilamta Stark, a you. nu variety act-
rats, was cant to the Sula-Id residence
Iriday from the Anchorage mlsItoa, him
Rowland having applied than to have a
servant sent to her. When the Newland
Iamlly was so suddenly attacked on Friday
night after eating dinner with symptoms at
mica] poisoning. the young woman, who
had been passing under the name of Emma
Stark, disappeared.
Hun lhc n 1'qu til-turf
When captured at a routine. at the Park
thantrwaha denied her identity as Emma
Stark, but said she had a twin stator. After»
ward aha admitted she was the woman
wanted. The police do not directly charge
the Stark woman with having purchased
poison to kill any one, but an quch printed
and bewildered lucmya oi bar sudden light
as soon as the poisoning became apparent.
titranuoua cflorta are being made todlacovfl'
the alstcrof the Stark woman, if she in in
existence.
The Girl's Santa-ant.
title acknowledged to the chic! oi police
that she purchased the vermin poison at the
drug store of I". D. Rogers and had intended
to kill hcruwlf, but throw it away just as she
bought it. She ran away when the family
were taken aich III-cause she was frightened,
didn't ltnovv what also to do. Bha hail no
tailing out with any of the [anally there;
they all treatod her kindly.
The girl wanted to kill hermit because
the couldn‘t get work on the stage. nine
went over to the drug store. h night fifteen
onuta’ worth oi rat. [minors and spent an-
othev ten cents for chewing gum. Bile awn!
aha didn't put any of the puIaon in the corn
or any where else, but said when aha left the
house she put the poison in her apron and
threw it away.
The Young Lolly flnv Din.
An analysis oi the corn partaken at by
the unfortunate iamily has developed quite
a quantity of arsenic and remove aub-
ltmate, which are the t‘hlt?‘ lllgfldltfllll oi
the vermin poism purchased. Frank and
Grace NawIanIl are still t'0.fln0tl to their
beds, and while there is now cv. ry chance
for their recovery, they are greatly proa-
tratctl and the shock may yet hill the young
lady.
‘l‘wu Victims Arc Donal.
Thobodics 0! Mr. and lira. Newlnnd are
still at the family residence in care of an
undertaker, and no arrangements will be
mad-I for the lumal until the coroner has
impanelled a jury to view the tsunami. An
autopsy will be held and the stomachs of
the victims subjected m chemical analysis.
The police said today that in case the chem-
ical andlyda demonstrated the mace oi
arsenic in tha stomachs of Mr. and In.
Rowland they would have an luvulnarlblu
case against the servant. girl, notwithstand-
ing that. no ”Milli. mutt" c In its dlmvt'n'd
(or her desiring to take the In an! the New-
lulldlllnlvy. The police: are beginning to
think than: isaollmhing behind what haa
barn developed that will startle people when
it comes out.
Discovery Will lou- Death.
Anon, 0., April 7.-—-At Cnyahoga Falls,
a low miles north of this rlty, Saturday Ia
tho 11-year-old daughter oi Night Watch-
man ill; 016 was penny, 'r along an unirc~
quentui street she was caught by a tramp,
who stifled her once with his band and car-
ried her Into a wood, when I» kept her for
three hours. The child was discovered late
that night and taken Ioaphyaician. who
pronounced rhar recovery as very doubtful.
A puma of ii!) men atone. orpnlaedto
search tor the tramp and all the roads Ira
guarded by horseman, while the woods a“
haldaarn bciugacourad. Capture means a
lynching.
tun Into 0 “Id-"(IO- a»
lines, I". Y., April 1.-A landslide oo
curred on the West Shot-w road near St
Johnaville last evening. Both tracks were
blockadad. A freight hound out
either ran into obstrn error was caught
lathe moving mass. No definite new! has
been received, except that the track is
W and the ireight train wrecked.
The engineer of the train. who. name i.
Potter, mimetic fractur- ol the lag, and
onset the brakemem was ciao injured. The
West. Shore passenger trains east and was
were ordered to run over the Central roud
between Athena Junction and Schulyar
Junction, near this city.
Lulu Ulnpvrl withjho Doctor.
macros, N. Y., April 1—0:. B. I.
Bhewhan and Mild Lulu Terbunc, aged 16,
sloped from Greetibuah on Thursday. Him
Tahunc's pareuta an wealthy. and the
matter caused a aruaatiou A (Inactive
(mod the couple at Bur-toga fiuturday, but
doctor vols able to prove by a marriage
dents that they hurl been wedded
Thursday by a priest as Schuyler-villa.
Ii- Iall had started tram home tor school
”usual, and hadmetthadoclorauddvivau
withhimtutha rrctovy. Thayoung bride‘s
parent-have bacon: Manuals
wall. _ _
n. ems than-law heath. Comma-cud.
Chicano. April t—Tha Narrated
driha comm this morning. About
seventy-Iv- doles-tea attended the meeting
last night. repainting over now men.
Until 12 o’clock the council was prepared to
wire any committee true: the lasts:
carpenters' mutton with a view tour-
uIratlon. hutno mutton The
obj-riot the strike is to
an hour the minimum wan tonic-rs an
fightbacrwuvhdaympl to Ilia; about-
uca'uiltoa ottha themed from th- our
W
Imi- la In I. lorry. 4
minus. April 'I.~l-tu M has art-
, . . , slaw warrants luau for at ,.
”Did Binnie Stark Kill Mr. and
forty nuts PM
llutlnl 0M '
1M Cm. April t.~'l'wvlva it the
leraay City election clients have boo-aw
Iliad. Forty- might morewill be taken into
My, as sixty warrants ware signed lry
Judge Lipplncott. The down were not do-
pivadot tht lv freedom long, as bond-null
were at hand to tarnish ball. Of Inert
maiulng fortyvoigltt all who are to serve at
the ballot boxes next Tuesday will be
arraigned today to prevent an arrest while
on duty Tues lay, an that would oanaa them
to loose their place in the election board.
It is said that none will goto the county
H1 in “unit of hall. The complaint was
madahyJ. ‘l‘ Alumna, ot the single Tux
lasagna and Ballet Reform associatton.
It is claimed that he made the complaint
atlho instance oi Counselor Stuhr, whom
contest for the last of Senator McDonald
brought about this investigation. The fact
that cx—Jutlp Hellman. counsel (or Btuhr,
presented the complaint strengthen the
opinion. The twelve prisoners served in the
First, Third and Fourth precinct. “the
m Assembly district. Nine were ap-
pointed as Demult—J’homu Trotter.
Jacob ltuachell, Thomas Fallon, James
Hart, John Fan-ant. George Heller, Thomas
Nelson, Joseph H. Buckridga and llarry
Opem. Three were appointed as in publi—
cana-o'l'homna Durancoy, Charles “.801“.
and Oscar 1.. Print-um.
They were arraigned before Judge Lippin-
cult and were inlornuJ that they cool I have
an «animation if tip-y wished, but all
waived this privilege. The bond was fixed
at 82,000 in each can. County fluportu-
tamient Gannon became the surety tor
lactic“, Fallon, Nolan: and Trotter. John
Regan gave bonds for liart, Parent, Buch-
rldga and ilpcara Police Commissioner
Kelly in the hondaman [or Hrlshurg and
Beott, two at the Republicans. Michael
Raddy labondsman for 'Ibomua Dummy
and Thomas J. Kelly for George Bullet.
The action is not lndomi by many pooI
ple, as it is believed that the grand jurors,
avnaetoilndmg indictments, wIll confine
the investigation to the knowlmig - that. the
complainant has of the dishonesty ot the
ehctton ot‘licers, which means that the
guilty ofllcera will escape. Several Hudson
county grand juries have had the courage
toreiuae to render true bills against vlov
latora of the law, even when directed to do
so. The contest In the coming election will
be the hottest In years. There is thought to
he a good chance of a tight at some of the
polling places. The regtstrnnon in 36, 4701
THE DEATH-KNELL OF STRIKES
Builruud Lab»: "moan-lions Adopt a
Scheme 0! Parlor-slum
Emma, N. Y., Aprii 1—an29 hundred
delvgates representing the Brotherhood of
locomotive Engineers, Firemen, lira-Lenten
and Switchlncn, gathered here Sunday,
and. witha few members of the new order
of railway conductors. diamon- d and adopt-
ed a scheme of federation between all the
organizations of lrainmcn in the United
Staten Delegates were present iro Bui-
falo, Jersey City, New York, Iluboken and
many places In Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Thm were two secret meetings during Ill -
day, and a public meeting was held in the
opera house last night.
A number oi prominent cilizous delivered
addresses. Grand .‘Ilaster ihrgrnt, of the
Firemcn‘a BrotherbIol: Grand Conductor
Howard, of the Conductora’; Grand Mater
Wilkinsm, ot the llrnkemen"; Brotherhood;
the well known ‘rlhmtiy" McGuire. and
other promlncnt railroad men spoke. They
all declared that tan lode ration would be
in the Interest of ltarmm y and that the
death note of strllms on railroads had been
“ruled Too object in short is the {edem-
tion undtr one bend of all the diluent
Mien, but each to retain its own organlln-
than The Ins-stings are consid red tohavw
been at great importance Special trains
were run lr~m New York, Buflalo and
other plum
Fatal Afl" ny tlvcr " ’Illc trvowler. "
Saw Youx, Apt-Il‘ .. -—Durin~,; a quarrel at
No. 3: Cherry street lust. nI',, w (7,» caused by
me! the occupants at to: unement r9
Mug t ) contrtbnt» momy for "the
mwler, " which was b- in; “rusml” by two
nomrioua character's named Curtin, neural
persons were stabbed, and one, John Sloan,
an old 'lugahoremau, wIll probably Iii»
from his ”not. The Cantos had Ila-Ids
I general attack on the tenants, and Sloan
tried to drive them away with a club ’1 hey
wvaslcd his club from him and beat him
terribly and also atabbwul him With a pen-
hntfs. James Lawton, B Inn‘s s n in- -iaw,
was stabbed nit . times while trying to de-
fcnd the old man. Mrs Sloan and Mary
Driscoll were slightly at lbde. The Curtm
brothers were captured by oiliccra after a
long chase over the roots. Sloan is thought
lobe dying at thehoapital and Lawtouis
very lo.w
Duluth‘a Blow II Chic-go.
Downs, Minn, April 7. —-'l'he Duluth
Board of Truth, which has handled 11m,”
h'hols oi wheat since Sign -,mbir ls deter-
mined to get even with the Cnlcago Board
0! Trade Saturday it succeed I! in getting
direct quotations from New York. The
directors have weird to instruct the Western
Uniou and North American Telegraph com-
puuiea not to furniih the Chicago board
with Duluth quotations until the Chicago
hoard consents to tarnish the Duluth board
with quotation:
tutor at New York.
Raw Yonx. April” 0. ~The weather was
perfect Sunday and the leading avenues
wu- cruwdod with womcuadcru clad in the
am habilimenla appropriate to the
am Thu churches were filled with wor-
'12:!“ especially the cathedral and the
tunable churches on Filth avenue,
which were finely decent-l with palms,
Iowan, etc, and where the musical serv-
icaawanvcry chlorate.
‘llvu Boll loch Menu Shula!“
tonnes, April I—A fog signal in the
famous 3;" Rock lighthouw, on thaBootch
coast, prlodcri prematurely last night,
shattering the dome and extinguishing the
light to: tho first time since the lighthoms
was built in tall. Fog signals were on
ad tow-an var-sis during the remain“
oftha ulyht, but one steamer narrowly or
capcdhatngwraehedou account of the
abetted of the homo.
out-attu- Comm ua Calvary Church.
itaw You, Ala-ll 1. ~0rvllnatiou service-
mick! Sunday it? Calvarv I. E. church
h m w the an York I, It
“leaner, now in air-ion hard Blahopm
w mat-II a number of deacon. ad
‘3 “Edmmh Mum...
w- hat man
dun-m and smallh- y
him; part b the m
WIND-Inc.“
lame and 1.de a.
salute m
h
Is
Still a ’Lllls
BlllllS All”
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
.SPECIAI :11 ES:
Our smut: Kid Ladlea’ '3 00 Shoes an» t
Ladiea' French KIIl Hand Bowed. landlo-
will aaromun you.
it» limit I-vr-r l-"Flttl in floutlt Norwalh.
v' 131-“!le illi'«"i‘ nrd fish» It! [film "IO.
A full low at leit‘r', Children's and Men'r Show that will pay all reexamine. "
CILOVER Ill. OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
lllllllllillllli lllll MEATS
AT THE OLD STAND 0'
T. Burr Cu
yer & Son,
Spr1n¢wood.
ALI; ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trad.
with us.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL.
Inflammatory Rh» umatism
DE II'oI srsrnzs o \r son, or horidemcll
ll 1 . ruflerisgrcvrm, item ir qornl Illness oi}
inn Inmatory rhenmuhm given on by obyatcrnna
who sit bin in a t rv hl- wutiton was fl ally:
c ret wheIoII t1 aivl sit II Inc I] aimlkllc‘ted:
Ih» 'r on: cam» 'ru um dise- :rtti hides: a, he hob]
Nl' Nita Infill-ill! It mad hm: Ia bile.l
bury. .nd rostrum-n
31:4 '- .l W .Il’ a‘aoct irmlIlnc. Iva-i
6’!!! mmyrnre' or a Kldl'y d e re wt (it wr,
‘llW'lmyB nlhy iltlt I'l utfthrhdr dew-Mi I‘
hmoh ml In a w than by the lively Ill"! oil
ll'. 'l'w I”; “EIIY
erIr ‘lhaver M ttUNl's lttlfl'llh’ for so
yeah putt no Ir: lizard y kn. w how I, in p n It or
I vewItthtit"
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C. N. ('Ittrrnwo-v Sole 42ml New ka
Tinset-9P The Inn Ct ., on 13L!”
hMUKhD MY LAST Ll“ “.lK "
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. no rwmnr lb am: an It I: Info-rt c
l’lV dll’ "lit ‘ It‘d: It rt! vn w l‘IIIIIhUr-v rrtlct'
Cl!!! nude
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wsnmé Dccuhlc
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Wmmmw‘em cm.
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Diamonds. 'a'aiehee. Jewelry.
19 South Mull 8L. ~ 'OHIJ’. ltukultt
7mm! nonwau saunas nun
Mymtmumafim 1 total
Sundaycvwnilpfrmnnoa.
ALDEN 8013A” hm
J0 01131 when.
”Mr. 103'! E KSAPP. Sec. Ilium
An ”uprising, Practical
Training Cohool.
not consume with lull-c lam Tar nu
resemble button cent-a- and h schist rs:
"5:105:57. HEREIN. Walsh's (Willa
”NEIL “I.
Iliad ubrful whorl" r 'r would amhcrn Ills ',lxvl ”
why-u 'lfiblCII-IY 'iltr; “mini, the bent to chI
CHARLES B PEBKI Ill & Ct,
Iii—Ci fiflciiillti
SIARGH li'. Yrur Grocer For It.
ALLISON BROS.
A. S. 14‘ ERIIIS.
Pine Watch 2 a cursory
5! VIM-clo- Street.
Wintnmlulowudoa Deposit;
Merrill Business College.
Prepares Both can tor m We Ila the alumni
mum and depths! Mar-aria». address
N O R 'I' H.
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Cfllhnflhh’rl PICTURES
A..-“
Successful Specialty,
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malt fllllll [hath Lilli
South Morwalk
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Norwalk, Ct.
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a .V _ 1""
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on IIIIIIIIII has
i ll lrnw pier as I It tlta-Iman street), New
York crap at. Harmony-at": pm
rmub rev-rivedtrom‘rmu inhp :1)
Return mug that. leave Novwalk at 5 p. at, South
V'orwsll soup. In
Freight rain from and neatwod [or In
fools-ta on the Dunbar, dud Norwclh our!
{shop-u. Rand-d- at Greatly Induced
l'htu
poo a. 4‘ In my .., Jacob-tn“ ('5 of For-all
co finale win he ‘ent for events) V. “I'll-eight
u vwhwr in Yn- Yorh Irv it» vidnirv
(«Y'all persons are forbid uni-tn :Itanyot In
owl-Mn! tar. brat.- 0' this .Iao maemnn'd
?r n. III-rathercof.
Fill. Fill]. Flt
Ln cuts-I arrival Iv may do, thr'ugh hut-truck
illicit, Class III hitters
’Wholvwnle atfl Retail.
fipinnch, Lettuce, Pure
Tomato Cntanp, Fruit.
Canned Gouda. Etc.
GOODS DELIVEltED PROMPT”.
HUNl‘lI ZELUFF
Swan & Bushnell,
883 Water Sta-Got.
(Mot Basalt, .- BRIDGBPIII’I', 00”
Pure 'aad-awlotla EhtpCh “Icky [howl-g
“apples an! Dredging It Nona win
llvmlcn Grinds, Baud men an In“, Iitlm,
tlluvcv.llflan,fltwda,ln Inch-uotchandl.
wow-m Bogart "uneven-resent.»
locum! than: firm—ey- r u Inigo-at
warmth-Monks" r orator-eta.- A
of vhccrlchvnvcd Po e Wanna“; all at
abovrarcruredtc um “(cascade Manta
Iowa's ruse v.6"d0litmths heal
Ihcwnrtd II (wit! urethral-royally
mull“, lot «survive, b ”by hrs In lllllll.
.- my times reps! meow:
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